Bear & Son American Bowie Fixed Damascus/White Smooth Bone with Leather Sheath BRWSB02D

The Bear & Son American Bowie stands as a bold example of traditional American knife making, built for those who appreciate heritage, strength, and timeless design. At the heart of this knife is a commanding 9” hollow ground Damascus steel blade. Each blade carries the flowing layered patterns that make Damascus steel so distinctive, giving every piece its own character while delivering excellent edge retention and cutting performance. Whether it’s carried in the field or displayed in a collection, the blade’s sweeping profile and striking pattern make an immediate impression.

Designed with both function and tradition in mind, the handle is crafted from smooth white bone that provides a solid, comfortable grip in hand. The natural material offers subtle texture while maintaining the classic look that defines historic bowie knives. A polished brass guard adds both protection and style, creating a clean transition between blade and handle while reinforcing the knife’s rugged durability. Together, these elements create a knife that feels balanced, capable, and built for serious use.

With an overall length of 14.3” and weighing in at 11.5 ounces, the American Bowie carries the size and presence expected from a classic bowie pattern. It’s substantial enough for demanding outdoor tasks, yet refined enough to stand proudly in any knife enthusiast’s collection. From camp chores to display cases, it reflects the enduring legacy of American bowie knives.

A premium quick-release leather sheath with belt loop comes included, providing secure and convenient carry when you’re on the move. Built in the United States, this knife represents the craftsmanship and pride that Bear & Son has long been known for.

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